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This week's show featured new music from Greathsouth, Leon Bridges, Flamingo Pier, Nathan Haines and more.

Mixed bag of a few classics, brand new stuff and something that I thought was gonna be cool but ended up being actually bloody awful. But hey, you might like it and Grief Cat is still a cool name for a band. Couple of serato/dust/needle mishaps to keep us honest in there as well. Radio. Live with humans and equipment.

Joe Kaptein (The Circling Sun, Princess Chelsea, & more) joins Hunter to break down 'Eternal Afternoon', their new album.

~ Thanks to NZ On Air Music ~

Charlie (Cryer) joins Hunter to break down 'REMNANTS', the new album from NIISA; the legendary Tāmaki Makaurau trio with Adison Whitley (r.i.p.) and Reuben Winter (r.i.p.).

~ Thanks to NZ On Air Music ~

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Manny joins us for LectureMe! Stella brings us Implausible Deniability (on her bday no less!) and our Dearest Finn answers all our queries!

Birdboy Press is an independent publisher of poetry founded and run by poet Jamie Trower. Beth caught up with Jamie, and Birdboy poets Georgie Silk and Kathy Frantz, about their poetry collections, the process of collaboration and their experiences with independent publishing.

You can pick up a copy of Georgie and Kathy’s respective new collections of poetry, Peel and Motherland, from Time Out Bookstore or an independent bookstore near you.

Quadraphonic Coats is a new exhibition by Wellington-born and Sydney-based artist Vita Cochran. 

In exploring modernist forms and feminist histories, Cochran sources vintage coats from across decades, unpicks them, and repurposes them into something else. 

In this way, Cochran describes this exhibition, Quadraphonic Coats, as a multi-generational gathering. 

Sofia spoke to Vita about the exhibition and some of the feminist themes in her practice.

Beth has a kōrero with poets Jamie Trower, Georgie Silk and Kathy Frantz about their poetry collections and Birdboy Press, an independent publishing company founded and run by Jamie.

Sofia has a kōrero with artist Vita Cochran about Quadraphonic Coats, a new exhibition of hers at Anna Miles Gallery. 

And for Stage Direction this week: Alice Canton is in to chat with Lee Smith-Gibbons and Florence Hartigan about Larybinth - a show at Pitt Street Theatre inspired by the beloved 80s fantasy movie, Labyrinth.